“fortunes”造句，怎麼用fortunes造句

When you encounter unfortunate, think of fortunes.

The Seoul cafe served tea, cake and fortunes.

Both types talked freely about the role their children might play in inheriting their fortunes.

Owners of shady firms made fortunes, not bothering with trifles like royalties, permits or safety standards.

But like the heirs to many family fortunes, he has turned cautious and conservative.

In the four decades since, he has started many businesses and made and lost a few fortunes along the way.

The extent of the changed fortunes for the product became truly evident recently, when year-end sales tallies were calculated.

After the swap, Sacramento's fortunes changed almost immediately, and they would make the Playoffs in each of the next eight seasons.

The movie centres on a couple of gamblers who head to Las Vegas in an attempt to turn their fortunes around.

These “villages within cities”, as they are called, can take advantage of urban housing demand to rake in fortunes with their remaining plots of collectively owned land.

Scott Cooper's Crazy Heart, which won Jeff Bridges this year's Best Actor award, shows him playing a down-and-out country music singer attempting to turn his fortunes around.

Here are a few of the most interesting individuals who either made the Forbes list for the first time or added to their existing fortunes in a year when everything else seemed to be collapsing.

Sure, Roman Abramovich, the Russian oligarch who splashed out ￡150m for Chelsea in 2003 is big news; even more so after spending nearly ￡400m on new players to propel Chelsea back to the centre stage of British football after a 30-year lull in their fortunes.

Apple's fortunes are improving.

The Party's fortunes went into reverse.

The fortunes of war create strange bedfellows, ie unexpected alliances.

Powerful railroad barons made fortunes without having to be considerable to the customers.

Eventually as the railway began to stretch across India, the Marwari moved to 17 Calcutta and made their fortunes.

Many personal fortunes are made by people who simply manipulate money and contribute nothing to their society.

One branch of big media whose fortunes may not be lifted by an Apple tablet, at least initially, is the TV business.

Well, yes - oh, you would intimate that her spirit has taken the post of ministering angel, and guards the fortunes of Wuthering Heights, even when her body is gone.

Ils ont peur de rendre leurs fortunes chez moi, à la lumière des deviennent de douceur, l’air, le parfum de villes partout une ballade a un faible, la vie est in central and eastern europe and the émouvante histoire. Une aide JiShi, YouRanErSheng.（愛美麗突然感到莫名的祥和，無比的欣慰，光線變的柔美，空氣透著*芳，城市發出低吟，深吸一口氣，人生本來就是簡簡單單。一股濟世情懷，油然而生。）

Monopoly capitalists made fortunes in every war.

The tendency of her fate and fortunes had been to set her flea.

Anyone who can not always be smooth sailing in life, every success and fortunes, there will always encounter some setbacks and failures.

This may not mark a turning-point in BP's fortunes: it still faces payouts of tens of billions of dollars, and reports and inquiries that could damage its reputation and finances yet further.

One will encounter a wide variety of fortunes and misfortunes.

And he had scored a telling point. Their lives and their fortunes depended upon their doing each other services, the denial of a favor asked by a friend was an act of aggression.

So Mr Sarkozy’s fortunes might revive, but only if he has something to say that distinguishes him from the left.

Some cronies amassed fortunes.